Lesson: Chapter 18 — Work, Energy and Power
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One watt is defined as which of these?
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1 J s-1. A watt is one joule of work done every second — a rate, not an amount.
1 J and 1 N m are both amounts of work, and they are equal to each other. Neither says anything about how long the work took.
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